I swear I am the only one at the ramp to ever help people out, I launch and recover my CC boat alone with no problems, but if I'm standing there and a boat pulls up I'll say throw me your rope. Nothing worse than the idiots that just stand there and criticize.
Exactly! I have a 28’ CC. I go out every weekend! It’s an older boat, so occasionally there are problems... once in a blue moon, something happens that just fries my brain. I can’t human for whatever reason, and somebody is almost always willing to help even sometimes when I don’t need it! I also give help when I can! Pay it forward I suppose... but then there’s the one person who is holier than thou, and doesn’t lift a finger to help, but still talks shit and thinks they have every right!
I did my first launch and load today. The launch went smooth but loading was awful. The trailer was too deep in the water and I couldn't center the boat. Luckily there was a gentleman that just loaded his boat and he offered his help and explained what I did wrong and how to do it properly. I am very thankful that instead of filming me trying to load the boat he came over and helped.
It's common sense. There's a wench. That's what it's for. Al these dumbasses think they drive the boat up. I can load and unload by myself. Been doing it since I was 16. Common sense
J B I started building my first skiff at 13. Regular plywood, 1by’s, and caulk! Nobody in my family ever owned a boat. I just knew what they should kinda look like. By 15 was done. At 16 was given the old farm truck, then bought a trailer. Still never had this much of a issue! That said, common sense goes a long, long way!!!!
Danny Archer on my bass boat, I carry my dog with me. I carry a boot knife and a pistol on my hip. The alligators here are cheeky little bastards that’ll love to take a cheep shot at ya first chance they got! So I understand them having a knife. But I’m totally with you! As expensive as that boat is, they should have a decent idea what they’re doing!
I agree. Give the guys a hand. They would have learned and the ramp would be clearer faster. The guys had alot of positives that were overlooked... He guided the boat to the ramp pretty well with what sounds like a lot of wind and a fairly strong cross current.. They were considerate retrieving at a low peak time.... I've launched at that ramp many many times and have not seen it that empty... usually all ramps are full, every parking place taken, and trucks-n-trailers lining the shoulder of the Causeway. It was a great time for them to practice and learn instead the one person around that, that I assume has experience, chose to video tape and shame instead of helping and teaching.
Those guys are the worst, just last week I caught some guys fishing line with my boat as I was docking it, dude was furious yet fishing off the boat ramp. Idiot
Guy with boat goes out in ocean all day, catches fish, shoots shyt with his pal, realizes his trailer isn't made for his hull, takes time and doesn't fykup. Guy without boat or trailer stands on dock 8 hours explaining how to put boat on trailer
I don't see too much wrong, other than he needed to back the trailer in a bit more. Looks like they're just being very cautious. The only thing that really bothered me is the oversized trailer.
when there's that one guy that just lets them struggle for the camera instead of helping an inexperienced boater. was this this the environment you learned to boat in? because where im from we help people
Because if they are that freaking stupid to buy a boat and not even watch a video or read how to operate one, they should have problems. Maybe it will cause them to never use it again and make the water safer for everyone. They are dumb shits as most everything they did could have been understood with some common sense. Again if they wanted help they would have asked, or maybe searched TH-cam "How To Launch a Boat"
Seems pretty obvious to me. It wasn't their boat they probably work for a boat dealer and we're pulling boats out for sevice. They did a good job not damaging the boat and getting it on a trailer that wasn't designed specifically for it.
@@herbertdodge9242 Herbert Dodge I get it your a comedian, and so you help everybody you see doing stupid shit right. Right now your just being an asshole. Good luck.
Actually the problem was wrong trailer, thats why they were rooting around. Maybe a repo, or service guys......had to do the same with a 25' Bertram once, not fun.
As others have mentioned, the trailer is obviously too big. Secondly anyone who own a boat has to start learning somewhere. I recommend doing it at a time the Ramps are empty so you can practice launching and retrieving.
The geniuses around here go buy the biggest boat rolling, have never owned one, then show up at the ramp during the busiest part of the summer weekends and try to back the trailer in. When they finally manage to get the boat wet they park the truck on the ramp and proceed to load half of their house in the boat from the truck (instead of doing that ahead of time). After about half an hour of blocking the ramp up they will finally be ready to leave in the boat. I’ve heard cheers go up when the offender pulls the truck up the ramp. Many on here have criticized saying “why didn’t you help? Where is your consideration?” The real question is Where is their consideration for others? Answer they have none. You get a new boat, go learn how to back a trailer before you try to put it down the ramp. Load your crap on the boat at home. Make sure the boat will crank before you leave home. When you get to the ramp undo your straps, put someone in the boat with the key in the ignition. When the boat floats crank the boat and let the driver pull up out of the way. Two minutes tops from pulling to the top of the ramp to cranking the boat.
Maybe try putting the trailer in the eater a little more? But hey they're learning and probably didnt grow up on boats but deffinelt gonna need new paint after that
The fail is the guy in the near side ramp, just back the truck in and leave it! Where was his boat? I would be way more pissed at that “guy” than a couple fellas having a hard time loading a boat on the trailer.
The first time I ever loaded my own boat I did everything wrong. The guy at the dealership showed me.. I watched the videos.. I watched other people do it... I still sort of choked when the time came though. Second time I loaded my own boat ( and every time since ) I nailed it.
They act like they're afraid to get the trailer wet ..... advice may not be appreciated, but I would still have offered to help them ..... A few kind words go a long way on a boat ramp.
So where is your boat. ?? Boat less captain on a boat ramp videoing. Did you lose yours to your ex wife ? So now you wander around boat ramps wishing you would have had a prenuptial agreement. At least you got your camera in the divorce settlement
What does it really matter if they're not that good at loading? It takes time to perfect your method of unloading and loading we were all there at one time
I've been a sailor all my life. Most power boaters stare the living shit out of me. Weekend warriors who think a boat is just a car that drives on water. No common sense and a danger to those around them.
I recently switched from an 18'/1,800 pound boat with a trailer that had rollers to a 22'/4,000 pound boat with a bunk trailer. It's definitely an adjustment. These guys will get it. I just takes time.
If you want to have a fun day at the ocean or a river or a lake go to the boat ramp you will never laughed so hard in your life watching people trying to unload and load their boat
Thats not the right trailer for that boat , much longer then needed. My guess is they work at a service shop and were picking the boat up for a customer . Im a marine mechanic , and while it looked like they had no idea what they were doing they seem to be trying to get their weight over the axles properly . Not as simple as just driving the boat onto the trailer and hitting the bow stop when its not the correct trailer for the vessle .
Not a bad load at all when it is not the correct trailer for the boat. Specially if worried about damaging a customer's boat. Had they drove it right on to the bow stop half the boat would be sitting on the aluminum for the trailer instead of the bunks.
I saw so many boater like that but I step up and help them and show them the right way to have it done correctly. One guy show it to be when I first got my boat and I will continue to pass it on to other rookie. If you would step up and show them the right way they would really appreciate you.
Lol I sold my boat because it was so much work launching by myself and then loading it by myself. I still go fishing but I use a kayak now. Much cheaper on gas and never breaks down!
What was wrong with how they did it. It’s an expensive boat and it’s windy. Who wants to crash a boat into a trailer. Seems like they did the prudent thing. Took their time and got it done.
To everyone watching this. There is a great resource, your on it right now. Its called TH-cam. You can learn how to do just about anything on it. Before you try to launch a retrieve a $40k watch an instructional video. Its crazy how simple it is if you learn first before trying.
I’m not sure if it’s the lack of experience but the trailer doesn’t seem like it belongs to the boat. Trailer look to long and triple axles, don’t think that boat is that heavy. Kinda looks like they were just trying to get the right weight/ balance on the bunks.
The trailer is too big for the boat. If he would have driven all the way to the hook it would have been nose heavy and would never have gotten on the bunks correctly . At least there wasn't a hundred boats waiting to get on or off the water as they were trying to load on an over sized trailer .
Pretty sure this guy recording would've drove it up on the trailer and tore some stuff up in the process, and probably not think twice about it. The trailer isn't made specifically for this boat its about 6-10 ft too long and the front geometry likely isn't the best match the front end of this boat, its not a tru v hull . Its a whole different process at that point and it just shows your ignorance when you don't notice those details. If you know everything, put the camera down, and ask politely if you can lend a hand. I think you would've actually learned something. I'll never make fun of someone completing a process slowly without anyone getting hurt and tearing equipment up.
practice makes perfect if i was there i would of helped those two guys show them a couple of ropes like any good boat man would do.when i started boats i was the very same i just takes my time
No, they don't know what they are doing, due to lack of experience. But, I am a believer that you don't buy that expensive of a boat until you have some experience. That's where the truly went wrong. I recommend they pay to go out with a guide(s) a few times.
My opinion, personally if ya can't load you're boat on a trailer the right way. Then don't own one. Why is it that some people won't glide their trailer down the ramp far enough? Trim goes up, the trailer goes under. Simple as that. Why would anyone want to pull their boat up a trailer more then 2 foot is beyond me. It's alot smoother pull by hand then to risk stress on both the boat and trailer crank. It's all common sense. But hey, just my opinion.
Definitely not the trailer for the boat. Probably pulling it for maintenance or something. He came in with the current and wind fine. I see nothing wrong? Just someone judging from behind the camera.
Why didn’t you help out instead of filming this and ridiculing people for having a go Just a couple of good blokes learning as they go at least they have a nice boat-where’s yours?
Didn't crash, didn't camp out on the ramp, didn't loose the truck on the ramp, I don't see the problem here ? I'd rather crack open a cold one and catch nothing with those guys, than to have to listen to a crusty old guy complain about random people while we're reeling in big ones , any day of the week.
He could have tried to get the trailer in a little further. He had 8 feet he couldve came back still kept the truck tires dry. Little horsepower wouldve helped instead of standing behind the steering wheel like he was doing something
It looks like to me they were being careful with a borrowed trailer. They did not want to damage boat or trailer not knowing how it was going to fit on there. The guy docked that boat like a champ especially with the high current and wind. I bet the guy with the camera didn’t even realize that boat was not meant for that trailer.
The trailer is not the right one for that boat. Look at the stern and where it ended up at the carpet bunks...exactly where it was suppose to be. A few feet further up and the motor would have hit the last support rail. Do us all a favor....STAY ON LAND.
I saw this cameraman hanging around on other days taking other videos of of people having a little trouble.. the only reason I remember him is because he was telling ladies how inexperienced they were! Can't believe he is still doing the same stuff!! Hasn't learned his lesson. Instead of putting people down maybe help and be productive
...let me get this straight, you're a grown man who just recorded two other grown men struggle to pull up a boat...for 7 min and 20 seconds?...think about where you are in the world now pal...wow
Would have only taken a couple of minutes to just go over to them and explain that they should back the trailer in a but more into the water so the boat can be driven into the trailer. Done
What you said to do will destroy that boat. It’s obvious that the trailer is to big. I know that, I’m sure they know that. That’s why it’s back so far. They should have an adjustable front support, but they don’t. I see it all day long living in Florida by boating companies.
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For a couple of guys who were amateurs at this, they did a really good job of working their way through the problem. Well done!
I swear I am the only one at the ramp to ever help people out, I launch and recover my CC boat alone with no problems, but if I'm standing there and a boat pulls up I'll say throw me your rope. Nothing worse than the idiots that just stand there and criticize.
Exactly! I have a 28’ CC. I go out every weekend! It’s an older boat, so occasionally there are problems... once in a blue moon, something happens that just fries my brain. I can’t human for whatever reason, and somebody is almost always willing to help even sometimes when I don’t need it! I also give help when I can! Pay it forward I suppose... but then there’s the one person who is holier than thou, and doesn’t lift a finger to help, but still talks shit and thinks they have every right!
I did my first launch and load today. The launch went smooth but loading was awful. The trailer was too deep in the water and I couldn't center the boat. Luckily there was a gentleman that just loaded his boat and he offered his help and explained what I did wrong and how to do it properly. I am very thankful that instead of filming me trying to load the boat he came over and helped.
It’s a couple of guys learning, we all did it with our first boat, the guys at the launch usually helped and gave tips unlike this camera.
Speak for yourself. I have common sense and I also watched plenty of how to videos. Been launching and retrieving solo just fine for years.
It's common sense. There's a wench. That's what it's for. Al these dumbasses think they drive the boat up. I can load and unload by myself. Been doing it since I was 16. Common sense
J B I started building my first skiff at 13. Regular plywood, 1by’s, and caulk! Nobody in my family ever owned a boat. I just knew what they should kinda look like. By 15 was done. At 16 was given the old farm truck, then bought a trailer. Still never had this much of a issue!
That said, common sense goes a long, long way!!!!
Danny Archer on my bass boat, I carry my dog with me. I carry a boot knife and a pistol on my hip. The alligators here are cheeky little bastards that’ll love to take a cheep shot at ya first chance they got! So I understand them having a knife. But I’m totally with you! As expensive as that boat is, they should have a decent idea what they’re doing!
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Do you now feel better publicly announced this ? Why didn't you help them ?
I feel good.
@@tnoel374 because you helped them or publicly embarrassed them ?
Everyone needs to start somewhere. So what? They are learning.
My first time I launched a bot I made sure that the WHOLE trailer guides were under water ITS COMMON SENSE
It wasnt even that bad of first time to be fair, besides trailers lil large but that doesnt really matter.
I agree. Give the guys a hand. They would have learned and the ramp would be clearer faster. The guys had alot of positives that were overlooked... He guided the boat to the ramp pretty well with what sounds like a lot of wind and a fairly strong cross current.. They were considerate retrieving at a low peak time.... I've launched at that ramp many many times and have not seen it that empty... usually all ramps are full, every parking place taken, and trucks-n-trailers lining the shoulder of the Causeway. It was a great time for them to practice and learn instead the one person around that, that I assume has experience, chose to video tape and shame instead of helping and teaching.
I’m sure the camera man went back to his fishing chair at the end of the dock.
Those guys are the worst, just last week I caught some guys fishing line with my boat as I was docking it, dude was furious yet fishing off the boat ramp. Idiot
Lmao so true
I had a tough time launching my first boat..This camera guy could have been a more useful and helped or given some advice..Good Human being.
You were an amateur at walking when you were crawling and look at you now. Great job!
LOL
Guy with boat goes out in ocean all day, catches fish, shoots shyt with his pal, realizes his trailer isn't made for his hull, takes time and doesn't fykup. Guy without boat or trailer stands on dock 8 hours explaining how to put boat on trailer
A real waterman would have helped them out.
Very true, when on the water everyone’s family. Unless there is tons of drinking involved then you’re still family but the inlaw side
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Todd Waterman would've boinked their mother's though.
I don't see too much wrong, other than he needed to back the trailer in a bit more. Looks like they're just being very cautious. The only thing that really bothered me is the oversized trailer.
when there's that one guy that just lets them struggle for the camera instead of helping an inexperienced boater. was this this the environment you learned to boat in? because where im from we help people
Exactly what I was thinking. One can still record while giving advice, if it's accepted, if not step back and continue recording.
Because if they are that freaking stupid to buy a boat and not even watch a video or read how to operate one, they should have problems. Maybe it will cause them to never use it again and make the water safer for everyone. They are dumb shits as most everything they did could have been understood with some common sense. Again if they wanted help they would have asked, or maybe searched TH-cam "How To Launch a Boat"
Exactly. But he was “ in a business suit”.
Tim Fishhunt ... over-react much?
@@christopherharding2924 , No why do you ask? Just answering the above question.
The guy in the center console next to him hauled out like a boss!
Yeah 1 minute between touching the trailer and having it out
I just realized half way through this is the Wrightsville Beach boat ramp. The same place I put my boat in. 😂
I was a young man when I started watching that recovery. I'm retired now.
@st1300...Now, THAT'S Funny! 👍🤣👏
Seems pretty obvious to me. It wasn't their boat they probably work for a boat dealer and we're pulling boats out for sevice. They did a good job not damaging the boat and getting it on a trailer that wasn't designed specifically for it.
Uh, no. They're lucky the strap didn't break and dump the boat on the concrete.
Why would you criticize them instead of helping them out? Everybody is new at some point.
I was in a business suit that day. If two guys can't do it, I was the guy with the camera.
Business suit or not, you could've helped them before their vessel, not funny @ all!
@@herbertdodge9242 Herbert Dodge I get it your a comedian, and so you help everybody you see doing stupid shit right. Right now your just being an asshole. Good luck.
Super funny lmao, little research goes a long way...
@Keith Long I'm sure he cant even tie a tie, he can probably film some doing it wrong though, wtf, what a dick
Being an obvious natural at launching and retrieving boats , it was surprising you didn't lift a finger to help anyone.
Actually the problem was wrong trailer, thats why they were rooting around.
Maybe a repo, or service guys......had to do the same with a 25' Bertram once, not fun.
As others have mentioned, the trailer is obviously too big. Secondly anyone who own a boat has to start learning somewhere. I recommend doing it at a time the Ramps are empty so you can practice launching and retrieving.
The geniuses around here go buy the biggest boat rolling, have never owned one, then show up at the ramp during the busiest part of the summer weekends and try to back the trailer in. When they finally manage to get the boat wet they park the truck on the ramp and proceed to load half of their house in the boat from the truck (instead of doing that ahead of time). After about half an hour of blocking the ramp up they will finally be ready to leave in the boat. I’ve heard cheers go up when the offender pulls the truck up the ramp.
Many on here have criticized saying “why didn’t you help? Where is your consideration?”
The real question is Where is their consideration for others? Answer they have none. You get a new boat, go learn how to back a trailer before you try to put it down the ramp. Load your crap on the boat at home. Make sure the boat will crank before you leave home. When you get to the ramp undo your straps, put someone in the boat with the key in the ignition. When the boat floats crank the boat and let the driver pull up out of the way. Two minutes tops from pulling to the top of the ramp to cranking the boat.
Maybe try putting the trailer in the eater a little more? But hey they're learning and probably didnt grow up on boats but deffinelt gonna need new paint after that
A little more trailer in the water makes for a little more boat on the trailer... DUH...!
The fail is the guy in the near side ramp, just back the truck in and leave it! Where was his boat? I would be way more pissed at that “guy” than a couple fellas having a hard time loading a boat on the trailer.
I love how one guy sat in the boat not doing a damn thing 😂
Not worth the time it took to film. Didn’t hurt the boat or any person seems like a success.
Right.... If that's they way they want to do its up to them
The first time I ever loaded my own boat I did everything wrong. The guy at the dealership showed me.. I watched the videos.. I watched other people do it... I still sort of choked when the time came though. Second time I loaded my own boat ( and every time since ) I nailed it.
Wrong trailer for that boat. That'll be an uphill battle all day, every day.
toben42 yep, that trailer looked to be for a 30 ft boat...not a 22
Looks like a repo. There no way that triple axle trailer is for that boat
Definitely a lot of trailer for that boat. I was wondering why, you're probably right.
I thought the same
I usually backup until my rear tires touch the water or until my trailer tires are submerged.
It's a shame that there weren't any bystanders around that could've given them some pointers, maybe tell them to back the truck up further.
They act like they're afraid to get the trailer wet ..... advice may not be appreciated, but I would still have offered to help them ..... A few kind words go a long way on a boat ramp.
I'm still looking for the FAIL! part. All I saw was two guys taking an excessively long time loading a boat and not cranking it all the way.
I agree! Guys like that are known as “fire side sailors”. They’re going to be better than everybody when they get their boat!!
So where is your boat. ?? Boat less captain on a boat ramp videoing. Did you lose yours to your ex wife ? So now you wander around boat ramps wishing you would have had a prenuptial agreement. At least you got your camera in the divorce settlement
The worst ones to criticize don’t even own a boat, they are boat ramp spectators who think they know it all.
Always the experts behind the camera
What does it really matter if they're not that good at loading? It takes time to perfect your method of unloading and loading we were all there at one time
I'm bouta buy my first boat. Hopefully this doesn't happen to me and somebody posts me on TH-cam 😂😂
I've been a sailor all my life. Most power boaters stare the living shit out of me. Weekend warriors who think a boat is just a car that drives on water. No common sense and a danger to those around them.
That trailer is way to big for that boat.
That trailer is meant for like a 32" not a 24".
That was painful. Not the poor kids learning, the experienced guy watching and filming instead of helping. Jeez
Yes painful.
I recently switched from an 18'/1,800 pound boat with a trailer that had rollers to a 22'/4,000 pound boat with a bunk trailer. It's definitely an adjustment. These guys will get it. I just takes time.
Most time rookies get trailer in way too deep... Never seen this style attempt ever
If you want to have a fun day at the ocean or a river or a lake go to the boat ramp you will never laughed so hard in your life watching people trying to unload and load their boat
Thats not the right trailer for that boat , much longer then needed. My guess is they work at a service shop and were picking the boat up for a customer . Im a marine mechanic , and while it looked like they had no idea what they were doing they seem to be trying to get their weight over the axles properly . Not as simple as just driving the boat onto the trailer and hitting the bow stop when its not the correct trailer for the vessle .
Yes I you can see from the other guys, in the slip behind them. They had no problem getting out.
Not a bad load at all when it is not the correct trailer for the boat. Specially if worried about damaging a customer's boat. Had they drove it right on to the bow stop half the boat would be sitting on the aluminum for the trailer instead of the bunks.
Need to back trailer in more. Learn more every time
Exactly back the trailer down more.
I saw so many boater like that but I step up and help them and show them the right way to have it done correctly. One guy show it to be when I first got my boat and I will continue to pass it on to other rookie. If you would step up and show them the right way they would really appreciate you.
Lol I sold my boat because it was so much work launching by myself and then loading it by myself. I still go fishing but I use a kayak now. Much cheaper on gas and never breaks down!
Yes I hear what your saying loading, and unloading a bigger boat.
What was wrong with how they did it. It’s an expensive boat and it’s windy. Who wants to crash a boat into a trailer. Seems like they did the prudent thing. Took their time and got it done.
Why don't you demonstrate how it's done on your next video?
To everyone watching this. There is a great resource, your on it right now. Its called TH-cam. You can learn how to do just about anything on it. Before you try to launch a retrieve a $40k watch an instructional video. Its crazy how simple it is if you learn first before trying.
I’m not sure if it’s the lack of experience but the trailer doesn’t seem like it belongs to the boat. Trailer look to long and triple axles, don’t think that boat is that heavy. Kinda looks like they were just trying to get the right weight/ balance on the bunks.
This video was about as fun as watching paint dry
Tom I was dead filming it.
The trailer is too big for the boat. If he would have driven all the way to the hook it would have been nose heavy and would never have gotten on the bunks correctly . At least there wasn't a hundred boats waiting to get on or off the water as they were trying to load on an over sized trailer .
Pretty sure this guy recording would've drove it up on the trailer and tore some stuff up in the process, and probably not think twice about it. The trailer isn't made specifically for this boat its about 6-10 ft too long and the front geometry likely isn't the best match the front end of this boat, its not a tru v hull . Its a whole different process at that point and it just shows your ignorance when you don't notice those details. If you know everything, put the camera down, and ask politely if you can lend a hand. I think you would've actually learned something. I'll never make fun of someone completing a process slowly without anyone getting hurt and tearing equipment up.
Dame right I would drove that boat right on that tailor, but backed the tailor more into the water and power up the boat on the skids.
@@tnoel374 Sounds good, i'll be there with my camera :)
Don't have any concerns about the "thumbs down" ... "stupid is as stupid does."
I actually wonder what they did wrong? A few reset. I think that is safe. When in doubt, reset yourself.
Plan your exit.
practice makes perfect if i was there i would of helped those two guys show them a couple of ropes like any good boat man would do.when i started boats i was the very same i just takes my time
Why are they using a massive triple axle trailer for that small of a boat?
They should know how to retrieve their boat, if not sell it and never go near the water.
No, they don't know what they are doing, due to lack of experience. But, I am a believer that you don't buy that expensive of a boat until you have some experience. That's where the truly went wrong. I recommend they pay to go out with a guide(s) a few times.
Can someone tell me what they did wrong here?
It depends on the size of the boat, current and wind.
Yet you just stand there and watch them struggle. What a guy.
2 guys and a boat...what could go wrong?
Looks like they also have the wrong trailer for that boat.
So I’m assuming that they just needed to put the trailer further in and let them drive it up more?
My opinion, personally if ya can't load you're boat on a trailer the right way. Then don't own one. Why is it that some people won't glide their trailer down the ramp far enough? Trim goes up, the trailer goes under. Simple as that. Why would anyone want to pull their boat up a trailer more then 2 foot is beyond me. It's alot smoother pull by hand then to risk stress on both the boat and trailer crank. It's all common sense. But hey, just my opinion.
Debbie Fisher well how would people ever learn
Definitely not the trailer for the boat. Probably pulling it for maintenance or something. He came in with the current and wind fine. I see nothing wrong? Just someone judging from behind the camera.
We've had all our first experiences, but as a true gentleman you should go help people struggling
I may just have to pay to keep my boat at a marina.
1st of all the trailer is way to big if they pulled it all the way up on the trailer the lower unit would hit cross members on the trailer.
Why didn’t you help out instead of filming this and ridiculing people for having a go
Just a couple of good blokes learning as they go at least they have a nice boat-where’s yours?
Sorry I was not in the helping mood that morning, I was in the filming mood. Sorry
He doesn’t have one he’s on the dock pissed off at life while his wife cruises the water in Someone else’s boat 😂
@@tnoel374 your channel will be a failure
No boat side guides... Their afraid of the truck tires hitting the water.. My tires are always in the water... They'll learn!!!
Common sense goes a long ways. You are in a boat that has a motor. Let the boat motor do the work!
Three axles for that small boat?
Didn't crash, didn't camp out on the ramp, didn't loose the truck on the ramp, I don't see the problem here ? I'd rather crack open a cold one and catch nothing with those guys, than to have to listen to a crusty old guy complain about random people while we're reeling in big ones , any day of the week.
He could have tried to get the trailer in a little further. He had 8 feet he couldve came back still kept the truck tires dry. Little horsepower wouldve helped instead of standing behind the steering wheel like he was doing something
It looks like to me they were being careful with a borrowed trailer. They did not want to damage boat or trailer not knowing how it was going to fit on there. The guy docked that boat like a champ especially with the high current and wind. I bet the guy with the camera didn’t even realize that boat was not meant for that trailer.
The guy with the camera knows these two guys don't need to own a boat.
Way to big of a trailer for that boat. It’s not even properly supported. That boat will come flying forward if they lock the brakes up
Ive seen 30 foot boats with smaller trailers
He needed to be a little further in the water and the guy on the boat should have accelerated a little more.
Why wouldn’t you yell at the guys to back the truck in MORE!
That is not the correct trailer for the boat. The bunks are already past the stern and there is still 3 feet to the winch.
the marine surveyors with a roller trailer made it look easy. the right tool for the job. experience doesn't hurt either
Looks like that trailer wasn’t for that boat.
The trailer is not the right one for that boat. Look at the stern and where it ended up at the carpet bunks...exactly where it was suppose to be. A few feet further up and the motor would have hit the last support rail. Do us all a favor....STAY ON LAND.
I saw this cameraman hanging around on other days taking other videos of of people having a little trouble.. the only reason I remember him is because he was telling ladies how inexperienced they were! Can't believe he is still doing the same stuff!! Hasn't learned his lesson. Instead of putting people down maybe help and be productive
You saw the wrong guy, this video was done only one time by me. I love Wilmington, but only go there for business nothing else 1 time every 5 years.
...let me get this straight, you're a grown man who just recorded two other grown men struggle to pull up a boat...for 7 min and 20 seconds?...think about where you are in the world now pal...wow
To the assholes that just sit there and talk shit maybe lend a hand and teach. Everyone that owns a boat owns a boat for the first time at some point.
Would have only taken a couple of minutes to just go over to them and explain that they should back the trailer in a but more into the water so the boat can be driven into the trailer. Done
Dude, that trailer was not set up for that boat. That is why they were having so much trouble.
What you said to do will destroy that boat. It’s obvious that the trailer is to big. I know that, I’m sure they know that. That’s why it’s back so far. They should have an adjustable front support, but they don’t. I see it all day long living in Florida by boating companies.
Boat doesn't fit the trailer, so maybe didn't want to over drive onto it? I thought they should have put it on the smaller trailer next to them. lol
Trailer is not made for that boat so thats why most is still out of the water ..
That ramp looks familiar. Is that Wilmington North Carolina.
Wrightsville Beach NC
Americans are obsessed with big trucks. Must be compensating for something 🤔
Hmmm. Why didn't he back trailer in far enough to winch boat on properly. First time boat owner aye